Quick Response is Key

The key to restoring electronic equipment is quick response. Many think that once electronics become wet, they cannot be restored, especially if they were powered on at the time.  This is not necessarily true. Electronics will not start to corrode until after they are introduced to oxygen. Simply drying electronics is not enough. Whether it is ground or tap water, moisture leaves behind conductive residue called "salt chains". The same problem occurs from fire and smoke damage, where soot and smoke leave behind an acidic, corrosive residue.  This can be cleaned with a surfactant solution, and then rinsed thoroughly with de-ionized water. Peerless uses an Odell unit that cleans electronics using de-ionized water.

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Drying Chamber

Once cleaned, electronics are then stored in a Drying Chamber that's 95 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit at the lowest possible relative humidity (19-24%). Depending on the complexity, components can dry completely in as little as 12 hours.  Nearly all electrical components can be wet-cleaned this way.  Peerless Cleaners has serviced everything from Surge Protector Power Strips to Plasma TV's and computers. 

In most cases cleaning is much more cost-efficient than replacement.

Restoration by Peerless

Insurance Companies - Peerless Cleaning & Restoration Services provides service to home and building owners carrying all major and minor insurance companies.  By allowing electronics to be restored, instead of replaced, Peerless can provide you with reduced loss ratios. This means substantial savings on insurance claims and gives you the opportunity to increase the level of customer satisfaction.

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